Are you using the VGA interface ?
The Video Card vendor may have cheaped out on the VGA interface.
The GPU is capable of more then 1920x1080 but the actual interface circuit may be limited to a lower bandwidth to prevent RF emmisions.
Try the DVI interface.
im using DVI, via a DVI > vga adapter,
Your not actually using the digtial interface your using the Analog part of DVI which was included for compatabilty with VGA.Originally Posted by death
I know that a 5770 will produce 1920x1080 if you use a digital interface.
I am currently using a single 5870 to drive 3 - 24 inch displays each at 1920X1080
Seriously, try a DVI or HDMI cable and I think your problem will go away.
And you will get a better picture as well
There is the other possiblity that the monitor is not capable of 1920X1080 and the old video card was driving it at it maximum resolution of 1600X1200 even though you set it to 1920X1080.
-- edit if you open the Catalyst control Center and select "Display option" on the Graphics pull down tab it will show you the video adapter and in brackets the model number of the display that is connected to it, if the monitor supports that function.
then you would know for sure what resolutions it supports.
Last edited by Targ : 08-03-2010 at 10:47 PM Reason: afterthought
it says it supports 1920 x 1080 but isnt showing it
im not sure if my monitorr has a DVI socket or not, ill check when i get home tonight
Last edited by death : 08-04-2010 at 12:32 AM
These 2 comments do not make sense.
lol yeah, i copied that from the samsung site, i couldnt recall noticing it myself though
thought you said it was a Benq 22"?
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